The largest of the settlements are Governor's Harbour (the administrative capital), Rock Sound, Tarpum Bay, Harbour Island with its unusual pink sandy beaches and Spanish Wells. [25] The largest settlements in terms of population in Eleuthera are Dunmore Town , …

Once the capital of The Bahamas, Harbour Island is often called the “Nantucket of the Caribbean” but locals just call it “Briland.” Accessible only by boat or ferry, the seclusion is what makes Harbour Island so special. A short ferry ride from mainland Eleuthera brings you to this quiet town on St. George's Cay.

Apr 10, 2022 · Home to more than 100 idyllic beaches, Eleuthera may be the birthplace of the Bahamas, but it’s the polar opposite of the mega resort scene found on Nassau (we're looking at you, Baha Mar, Atlantis, and Paradise Island).

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Jun 15, 2020 · Governor’s Harbour is the capital of Eleuthera. It is the largest town on the island that features 19th-century homes overlooking the harbor. It is best to explore the Governor’s Harbor on foot.

Eleuthera is an island of contrasts. It is just over one mile wide at most places but is 110 miles long with magnificent pink-white beaches, sheltered coves, breathtaking bluffs and cliffs and fine harbours.

Once known as the “Pineapple Capital of the World,” Eleuthera offers secluded beaches, world-class surfing, diving, and unique attractions like Ocean Hole and Queen’s Bath. Unlike more developed Bahamian islands, it maintains its authentic charm with historic settlements and farm-to-table dining experiences.

May 14, 2016 · Eleuthera is full of natural beauty with white and pink sand beaches stretching miles and miles along its coasts to stunning views of both the Caribbean Sea and Atlantic Ocean. Along Eleuthera are majestic cliffs and massive boulders thought to have been left by catastrophic tsunamis over 100,000 years ago.

First settled in 1648 by Puritan Pilgrims, it remains a favorite for second homeowners and repeat visitors. This 110-mile-long island offers picturesque towns, dramatic bluffs, wetlands, coral reefs, and famous landmarks like the Glass Window Bridge, Pink Sand Beach, and Preacher’s Cave.

The principal settlements are Governor's Harbour (the administrative capital), Rock Sound, Tarpum Bay, Harbour Island with its unusual pink sandy beaches, and Spanish Wells. Eleuthera, the origin of the Bahamas, was founded in 1648.